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IDA Grantees & Members at Hot Docs 2025

By Catalina Combs

IDA Grantees & Members at Hot Docs 2025

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“Part of a Peace Movement”: ‘The Encampments’ Co-Director Kei Pritsker on Correcting the Historical Record and Breaking a Box Office Record

By Dan Schindel

“Part of a Peace Movement”: ‘The Encampments’ Co-Director Kei Pritsker on Correcting the Historical Record and Breaking a Box Office Record

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Making a Production: Concord Originals

By Vikram Murthi

Making a Production: Concord Originals

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Peace Is Loud and UFO Announce Post/Impact Residency and Inaugural Recipients

By IDA Editorial Staff

Peace Is Loud and UFO Announce Post/Impact Residency and Inaugural Recipients

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Existing Next to Each Other: Monica Strømdahl Turns a 15-Year Photography Project Into ‘Flophouse America’

By Davide Abbatescianni

Existing Next to Each Other: Monica Strømdahl Turns a 15-Year Photography Project Into ‘Flophouse America’

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Producer’s Diary: ‘ChiefsAholic: A Wolf in Chiefs Clothing’ (December 2022–December 2024)

By Kristian Day

Producer’s Diary: ‘ChiefsAholic: A Wolf in Chiefs Clothing’ (December 2022–December 2024)

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Statement on NEH Grant Terminations

By IDA Admin

Statement on NEH Grant Terminations

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“A Brutal Kind of Beauty”: Kasimir Burgess on His Visions du Réel-Premiering ‘Iron Winter’

By Amarsanaa Battulga

“A Brutal Kind of Beauty”: Kasimir Burgess on His Visions du Réel-Premiering ‘Iron Winter’

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Amid “Perfect Storm,” International Documentary Business Tries to Stay the Course at CPH:DOX

By Anthony Kaufman

Amid “Perfect Storm,” International Documentary Business Tries to Stay the Course at CPH:DOX

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Doc Fortnight 2025: Archival Emergence

By Dan Schindel

Doc Fortnight 2025: Archival Emergence

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Thessaloniki Docfest’s Agora Remains a Beacon of Hope Despite Geopolitical Turmoil and Broadcasters’ Retreat, Says the Industry

By Davide Abbatescianni

Thessaloniki Docfest’s Agora Remains a Beacon of Hope Despite Geopolitical Turmoil and Broadcasters’ Retreat, Says the Industry

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PBS and NPR Leadership Face Accusations of News Bias During U.S. House DOGE Subcommittee, While Documentaries Mostly Escape Scrutiny

By Natalia Keogan

PBS and NPR Leadership Face Accusations of News Bias During U.S. House DOGE Subcommittee, While Documentaries Mostly Escape Scrutiny

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